Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with
Speaker 1: the Front's afternoon headlines. A One Nation Liberal National's coalition
Speaker 1: with whomever wins the most votes in charge. That's Pauline
Speaker 1: Hanson's big new idea to chuck Anthony Albanzi out of office.
Speaker 1: Hanson tells The Australians Rosie Lewis and Thomas Henry today
Speaker 1: she wants the coalition to guarantee it'll support a One
Speaker 1: Nation led government if she wins more seats than the
Speaker 1: Liberals and Nationals get at the next election. Once that
Speaker 1: would have seemed ludicrous. One Nation's only just won its
Speaker 1: first ever seat in the House of Representatives, but the
Speaker 1: coalition parties are doing so terribly that Hanson reckons its
Speaker 1: time they realized she's not the enemy. She's promising to
Speaker 1: give confidence and supply to a Liberal National government if
Speaker 1: they need her numbers to beat Labor, and says she
Speaker 1: doesn't want a ministerial position garret one confidence and supply.
Speaker 1: That means she'll pass their budgets and support them in
Speaker 1: confidence motions, but it doesn't guarantee as support for all
Speaker 1: coalition legislation. According to Hanson, Anthony Albanezi says it's not
Speaker 1: so unlikely, declaring the Coalition wouldn't be able to form
Speaker 1: government without one Nation, although he doubts the party Hanson
Speaker 1: founded would be able to pick up any city electorates.
Speaker 1: Hanson is herself in the Senate, which means she couldn't
Speaker 1: be Prime Minister unless she quit that job and won
Speaker 1: a Lower House seat, something she says is still under consideration.
Speaker 1: National's leader Matt Canavan says he wants to win in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty eight without one Nation. Deputy Liberal leader Jane
Speaker 1: Hume says any talk of a coalition with one Nation
Speaker 1: is a massive hypothetical. She blames the National Party for
Speaker 1: twice breaking up the coalition since the twenty twenty five election.
Speaker 2: I think that the breaking up of the coalition twice
Speaker 2: just in the last twelve months alone has been a
Speaker 2: pretty devastating breach of trust for the Australian people. They
Speaker 2: expect to united and strong coalition. Now that's what is
Speaker 2: in place now. But we paid the price for that
Speaker 2: breach of trust at the Phara Bye election. The community
Speaker 2: we're feeling disillusioned. We've heard the message loud and clear.
Speaker 2: We need to rebuild trust. We've lost trust in the
Speaker 2: last few years and we need to rebuild that now.
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